Cambridge Mayoral Fight Over Thurston and Aylward
In Cambridge the mayoral contest pits Charles H. Thurston against J F Aylward with open letters from ex mayor J H H McNamee and Donnelly for Aylward. McNamee warns against religious grounds shaping votes while Donnelly accuses Thurston of mismanaging park funds and cites an unspent $2599 as evidence of improper charges and falsified certifications.
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C. H. Thurston
J. F. Aylward
Cambridge
J. H. H. McNamee
Thurston
City of
James H. Donnelly
Park Department
Mr. McNamee
Mr. Aylward
Caruso Faces Multiple Allegations in New York
Signor Enrico Caruso the Metropolitan Opera tenor is under arrest in New York on charges of annoying women in Central Park animal houses. Police say he has been seen by several witnesses including Officer James J. Caine and keepers at the zoo, with more charges likely as he appears in court Wednesday afternoon.
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New York
Signor
Enrico Caruso
Metropolitan Opera Company
Central Park
James J. Caine
Sfuiday
Arneth
Park
Opera
Signor Caruso
Zoo
Caine
Caruso
Snyder
Robert Hutern
Frank Coyle
Car
Believe Caruso Annoyed Women in Boston
Boston police say Enrico Caruso was arrested in New York for annoying women and believe a man matching his appearance has been seen in Boston. Inspectors Patterson and Rooney recall a similar suspect from the opera visit two years ago, who the victims declined to accuse.
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Caruso
Boston
Signor
Enrico Caruso
New York
Grand Opera
Patterson
Rooney
Attempt to burn Eugene Foss's house reported
Station 10 police believe an attempt to burn the Jamaica Plain mansion of Eugene N. Foss occurred shortly after 6 o'clock last evening. The house at 211 Parker Hill Avenue was occupied by William Carberry.
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Station 10
Eugene N. Foss
Jamaica Plain
William Carberry
Parker Hill Avenue
Gypsy Smith Converts Thousands in Tremont Temple Meeting
Scores of converts rose at Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple as Gypsy Smith led a citywide revival. He delivered a fiery sermon urging personal reform and cited sin's wages while urging attendees to seek a new life, assisted by Rev. William McElveen of Cambridge.
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Gypsy Smith
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Lincoln
God
Christ
William McElveen
Cambridge
Maldenwide Open Rum and Gambling Criticisms Rise
In Malden on November 18 residents and temperance supporters denounce rising rum sales and gambling. Eugene Perry claims drug stores rival Boston bars, noting a book shows 3000 sales since January. A prominent citizen notes many drug stores on Pleasant Street traffic rum, while others allege widespread gambling houses and crap shooters.
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Malden
Eugene Perry
Boston
Perry
Pleasant Street
Fire destroys Chelsea factory with $30000 loss
The Fred Theise manufacturing plant rear of 96 Second street Chelsea burned last night causing about 30000 in loss. Two alarms summoned the department as flames rose spectacularly. Firemen William E Rice and Charles W Selhuman were overcome by smoke but revived after treatment. Two horses were rescued. cause unknown. partial insurance coverage reported.
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Fred Theise
Second Street
Chelsea
William E Rice
Charles W. Selhuman
Fred H. Plummer
Beveridge Pushes Federal Child Labor and Meat Inspection Bills
At a meeting in Richmond Indiana Senator Albert Beveridge announced plans to introduce a federal bill prohibiting child labor nationwide on opening day of the next Congress and a harsher meat inspection bill. The child labor measure would bar interstate carriers from transporting products from factories or mines employing under fourteen and require affidavits from owners. penalties would be civil and criminal. The meat bill would require inspection dates on all meat cans and have packers bear inspection costs.
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Richmond
Ind
Young Men’s Christian Associations of
Indiana
Ohio
Albert J. Beveridge
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Third Degree witnessed by 1500 Knights of Columbus
Fifteen hundred Knights of Columbus from New England witnessed the third degree at Fitton council No. 84 in Lyceum Hall East Boston. District Deputies Gallagher and Marley supervised with Fitton officers. Music by James Halligan featured soloists Cook O Brien and McCloskey as large crowds filled the hall and Maverick square. The council seeks a clubhouse and plans events to grow membership toward a top national rank.
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Knights of Columbus
New England
Fitton Council
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Edward M. Gallagher
Charlestown
Joseph J. Marley
East Boston
Joseph F. McCarthy
Lawrence L. Riley
Daniel W. Gallagher
Michael J. Gallagher
Frederick McGrath
Joseph Hoey
John Brant
James H. Halligan
Halligan
Joseph H. Cook
William H. O’brien
Edward McCloskey
Order
Arundel
Lawrence
O'Neil
Dorchester
Richard Barry
Revere
Maverick Square
United States
Fitton Counciil
East
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van Camp
van Camp Packing Co
Indianapolis
Aylward
McNamee
Charles H. Thurston
John H. H. McNamer
Donnelly
Aylward Campaign Committee
George Howland Cox
East Cambridge
Conlin
Y. Andrew J. Conlin
Cambridge Park Commission
RIOR
al Wad Appropriaceu
Andew J. Conlin
Middlesex
Andrew J. Conlin
Edward J. Flynn
East Cambridge Embankment
Dwyer
Park Commission
John H. H. McNamee
Martha Dean
Puritan
Puritan Dental Rooms
Washington Siren
Sig. Caruso
William Snyder
Animal Houses
Eugene Foss
Washington Street
A & Ps
Gabriel
Theise
Scott’ S
Scott
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